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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2001
Page
3
Two more cancer drugs were found diluted at a Kansas City pharmacy as part of an FBI tampering investigation. Pharmacist Robert Courtney, 48, has pleaded innocent to 20 counts of tampering adulterating and misbranding Gemzar and Taxol. FDA tests showed Neupogen and Roferon also diluted.
President Bush arrived in Shanghai to press China for backing in the anti-terrorism campaign while easing tensions over U S military actions in Afghanistan. At the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit hopes rose for a united stance though Beijing warned of limited casualties and cautioned against broad interventions. Bush planned talks with Jiang Zemin on terrorism trade human rights and nuclear proliferation.
In New York a federal court sentenced Wadih El-Hage Khalfan Khamis Mohamed Mohamed Al-Owhali and Mohamed Sadeek Odeh to life without parole for the August 1998 bombings of U.S. embassies in Dar es Salaam and Nairobi. Each received 33 million dollars in restitution as Terrorism was called one of the gravest threats. The sentences come as prosecutors tie the defendants to Osama bin Laden and Al Qaida operations.
A West Bank explosion kills a Palestinian militia commander and two others and Israeli tanks seize neighborhoods amid gun battles. A 12 year old girl dies at her school and an Israeli dies from wounds as raids broaden. Palestinian arrests follow Zeevi assassination response.
House negotiators back a Senate demand to add money laundering provisions to the anti-terrorism package. Senators say a final version could be ready next week after weekend drafting. Attorney General Ashcroft praised the deal as strengthening terrorism detection and disruption.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld signaled that air power alone cannot finish the Afghanistan war and that ground forces will be required alongside bombing against al Qaida and Taliban targets. He noted special operations, pledged to advance beyond air campaigns, and highlighted B 2 bomber crews’ long missions from Whiteman Air Force Base.
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